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In addition to the VSA homepage, just a few other sites interesting to the horseman are found at www.horsenet.com and www.haynet.com.
Like the VSA page, these two comprehensive sites offer many links to other organizations. Both also feature live chat rooms and bulletin boards for posting messages.
Visitors to the American Association of Equine Practitioners (www.aaep.org) can also pose questions to veterinarians via the AAEP message board.
Another comprehensive way to find a virtually unlimited supply of horse-related web sites is to sign onto www.yahoo.com and fill in the “subject” field with the word “horse.” Hundreds of sites will come up, or users may narrow their search by typing a more specific request.
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